Energy Audit

Conducting an energy audit of your own home allows you to see how much energy you are using, where it is being lost, and what steps you can take to save money on your utility bill by conserving energy. The US Department of Energy has a thorough step-by-step process you can do yourself to audit your home's energy consumption. The Department of Energy also has important information on selecting a reputable professional energy auditor. Please CLICK HERE to be directed to this webpage and see what a difference an energy audit can make for your family!

Tips

• Set your thermostat to 78 in the summer and 68 in the winter
• Change your AC/Heat air filters monthly
• Turn Off TV, lights and radios when not in use
• Close off unoccupied rooms
• Don't block AC/Heater vents
• Replace conventional light bulbs with new fluorescent bulbs
• Run your dishwasher only with a full load
• Install a low flow showerhead
• Open windows when weather permits